National Bomb

About This Movie

So, 'National Bomb' is this quirky little comedy from 2004 set in Baku, where you’ve got this editor, Yusef Abranov, trying to salvage a film project after the national studio goes belly-up. It’s got that offbeat charm, you know? The pacing feels a bit erratic at times, but that just adds to its unique vibe. The lengths Yusef and the director, Mehmet, go to get the funds are pretty wild—marrying off Yusef’s son to secure cash? That’s a bold move! There’s a blend of practical effects and local humor that creates a distinct atmosphere, making it feel both rooted in reality and completely absurd. Performances are somewhat uneven but carry a certain earnestness that’s endearing. Definitely not your typical comedy.

Quirky humor set in Baku. · Engaging performances, albeit uneven. · Interesting take on film production challenges.